Poor People a Novel
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He was her most frequent caller and her worst cus- tomer. He invariably tried to have his fortune told for nothing. He was in her debt for a bor- rowed dollar and the telling of five fortunes. He had paid the dollar back in promises a thousand times ; he declared his willingness to pay for the five fortunes in hard cash so soon as one of them should materialize.
THE FORTUNE-TELLER 01 For a long time Vogel had given the madame a wide berth ; she had threatened to visit him with the ten plagues t...he last time he had paid her a professional visit. Life was already teeming with plagues for poor Vogel, and he had no desire to tempt the misfortune teller. A month had already passed without his having had the slightest know- ledge as to what his fate for the following months would be. Vogel is constantly on the lookout for the unexpected which never happens. Now came a long series of forewamings — he went to Madame Van Meer to be forearmed.
The madame sat talking to her parrot in Dutch ; the three black cats were frisking about her feet and pulling at the end of her bedraggled wrapper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was her most frequent caller and her worst cus- tomer. He invariably tried to have his fortune told for nothing. He was in her debt for a bor- rowed dollar and the telling of five fortunes. He had paid the dollar back in promises a thousand times ; he declared his willingness to pay for the five fortunes in hard cash so soon as one of them should materialize.
THE FORTUNE-TELLER 01 For a long time Vogel had given the madame a wide berth ; she had threatened to visit him with the ten plagues t...he last time he had paid her a professional visit. Life was already teeming with plagues for poor Vogel, and he had no desire to tempt the misfortune teller. A month had already passed without his having had the slightest know- ledge as to what his fate for the following months would be. Vogel is constantly on the lookout for the unexpected which never happens. Now came a long series of forewamings — he went to Madame Van Meer to be forearmed.
The madame sat talking to her parrot in Dutch ; the three black cats were frisking about her feet and pulling at the end of her bedraggled wrapper.
What to read after Poor People a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by I K Isaac Kahn Friedman to read onlineMoreLess
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